Looking for a simpler way to protect cats against ticks and fleas?
Treating ticks and fleas with Credelio™ can be done with stress-free ease
18 Hours99% of ticks killed after first application2,3
- 12 Hours
More than 99% of fleas killed after first application4
24 HoursKills 99% or more of ticks all month1,2,3
24 HoursKills 100% of fleas all month4
Credelio: easy on me
Treating cats for ticks and fleas does not have to be stressful or disruptive!
- 8 out of 10 vets surveyed who tried Credelio would choose it for their cat again, and recommend it to clients5
- Successfully administered monthly to 100% of pet cats by their owners for 3 consecutive months1
- 9 out of 10 owners would try a tablet for their cat6*
Times have changed ... so remove the stress and disruption with tablets that are easy to give, with or without food.
A unique solution that's easier for everyone.
Videos
Are you asking your clients what they would prefer?
Giving a Credelio chewable tablet to cats doesn’t have to be a big to-do.
Video duration: 30 sec
Useful materials for Credelio Cat
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Credelio Cat Video for Pet Owners
Play this video in waiting rooms for cat owners to consider tablets for ticks and fleas!
Ticks and Fleas in Cats Social Media Toolkit
Toolkit of pre-written posts for your social media for cat owners to consider tablets for ticks and fleas!
Credelio Cat Vet Brochure
Veterinary brochure summarising Credelio for Cats - the tiny tasty tablet for cats. (pdf)
Dosing Guide
Simple guide to help vets dispense Credelio For Cats and Credelio For Dogs accurately. PDF.
1. Cavalleri D et al. Parasit Vect 2018 11:411; 211 pet cats treated by their owners
2. Credelio™, Summary of Product Characteristics. June 2018
3. Cavalleri D et al Parasit Vect 2018 11:413
4. Cavalleri D et al Parasit Vect 2018 2018 11:408
5. LVS Credelio Sampling Scheme 2019; 717 vets sampled.
6. Kynetec, slide 10. March 2018 *Survey of 282 cat owners in Europe currently using topical spot on or collar, about treatment preference for tick and flea control. Study asked: Would you be interested in giving your cat(s) a small monthly tablet for ticks and fleas? Please assume it was recommended by your veterinarian. 1. Prefer it over other methods 2. Prepared to try it 3. Not interested
